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# [newbie] listening note programming question

- Date: Thu, 9 May 1996 12:47:58 PDT
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    Hello all;

    After collin and others showed me how to make a simple listening object,
    I got ambitious.  But being of newbie status, I didn't want to go
    overboard.  I took $note and added a verb :tell with the string
    this:set_text({@this.text, dobjstr});

    This added anything said onto the note.

    But now I want to add the names of the speaker.  So I tried:

    this:set_text({this.text, tostr(player.name, " -> ", argstr)});

    Which works, but ONLY gives me the last thing that someone said prefaced
    by their name, and a cryptic {list}

    I would like my little listening note to keep a full record of all the
    speakers.

    Any suggestions?

    BTW, I do use ;(note obj. num).text = (recorder obj. num).record (again
    at COlin's suggestion) at present to force the text from my present
    listening object onto the note, but since I hope that this will be a
    useful generic object, I want something slightly more sophisticated.

    Thanks in advance,

    Jason

    --
    D. Jason Nolan
    jnolan@oise.on.ca

    Department of Curriculum
    Ontario Institute for Stupidity in Education
    University of Toronto
    (416)923-6641 x2528

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